Quakes
2 km nne of ojiya, japan
USGS-USP000D6VU
- issued
- 2004-10-23 09:34Z
- status
- cancelled 2004-10-26 09:34Z
- self-cancels
- 2004-10-26 09:34Z
- authority
- USGS NEIC
- sea
- Japan Sea
- position
- 37.318, 138.808
- source
- usgs · first seen 2026-09-03 15:08Z
Original warning text
2 KM NNE OF OJIYA, JAPAN. 1. EARTHQUAKE MAGNITUDE 6.3 (MWC) IN 37.318N 138.808E, DEPTH 10 KM AT 230934Z OCT 04. 2. USGS EVENT USP000D6VU. https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/usp000d6vu
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- 2 km ese of yōkaichiba, japan2026-06-26
- 48 km ene of tomioka, japan2025-10-04
- 53 km e of onagawa chō, japan2025-08-29
- 38 km wnw of hakui, japan2024-11-26
- 40 km ne of anamizu, japan2024-06-02
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Timeline · 11 messages since 2004-10-23 · closed 2004-11-11
- 8 km ssw of ojiya, japan2004-10-23 → 2004-10-26
- 6 km ese of ojiya, japan2004-10-23 → 2004-10-26
- 2 km ne of ojiya, japan2004-10-23 → 2004-10-26
- 15 km sse of kashiwazaki, japan2004-10-23 → 2004-10-26
- 2 km nne of ojiya, japan this message2004-10-23 → 2004-10-26
- 6 km nnw of t?kamachi, japan2004-10-23 → 2004-10-26
- 15 km nw of t?kamachi, japan2004-10-23 → 2004-10-26
- 11 km se of kashiwazaki, japan2004-10-23 → 2004-10-26
- 8 km w of ojiya, japan2004-10-24 → 2004-10-27
- 7 km ese of ojiya, japan2004-10-27 → 2004-10-30
- 6 km s of nagaoka, japan2004-11-08 → 2004-11-11
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